Which of the following combinations can a valid argument never have?
A) true premises, false conclusion
B) false premises, true conclusion
C) false premises, false conclusion
D) all of the above

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A valid argument, by definition, cannot have true premises and a false conclusion. If the premises are true in a valid argument, the conclusion must also be true.

Which of the Following Combinations Can a Valid Argument Never